Poverty should never be a family’s permanent address.

Farzand Ali Welfare Trust is an Islamabad-based NGO working to end poverty: meeting urgent needs today, and helping families build the stability to stand on their own.

Our mission

To work toward ending poverty by standing with people in need: helping families meet their basic needs today, and helping them build the skills, income and stability to support themselves tomorrow.

Our vision

A Pakistan where no family is held back by poverty, and where every person can live with security, dignity and hope.

About the Trust

Stand with us

Give your time

Volunteers are the backbone of community work. Tell us what you are good at and when you are free.

Apply to volunteer

Give to the Trust

Contact us for the Trust’s official donation details. We will only ask you to pay into an account in the Trust’s name.

How to donate

Work with us

Businesses, institutions and other organisations can partner with us to reach more families.

Start a conversation

Common questions

What does Farzand Ali Welfare Trust do?

We are an Islamabad-based NGO working to end poverty. We focus on meeting urgent needs and on helping families build the income and stability to support themselves.

Is the Trust registered?

Yes. Our registration number is 7269259-4. If you need copies of our registration documents for due diligence, please email us.

How can I volunteer?

Use the volunteer form on the Get involved page and tell us a little about yourself and how you would like to help. We will reply by email or phone.

How can I donate?

Contact us by phone or email and we will share the Trust’s official donation details. We will only ever ask you to pay into an account in the Trust’s own name.

I need help. Who do I contact?

Call us on +92 344 6789001 or use the contact form and tell us briefly about your situation. What you share is kept confidential.

Call

+92 344 6789001

Email

ceo@arzandaliwelfaretrust.cfd

Visit

Plot No. 3, I&T Centre, Modern Way Building, Sector G-6/1-1, Islamabad, Pakistan